La Grande evening observer., August 22, 1912, Image 7

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SEATTLE or TACOMA lor
Immediate shipment upon
receipt of order
E.T. B. MILLS
Agent for Importer
rial Hotel. PORTLAND. OR.
Writ for Price
NORTH CLIME IS DESCRIBED
(Continued from page 3)
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WHEELWRIGHT
jCement work of all
Jdnds. Sidewalks and
pros a specialty. All
pork done under my
personal supervision.
rPHONE BED 3952
ElNiitter
THE PBETXIEST PATTEBXS
the newest colorlngi in Wall Pa
re here for roar selectloa.
' a a large assortment of flfiire
uoral dealcns fit for any room la
Aouse, and. the paper Is of a Terr
grade, strong and lasting In col
Ton are Invited to call and. la
Mr stock, and we feel sure rot
M here Just the pattern to pleas
mer, are selling at $1 per dozen; but
ter, 65 cents per pound; spuds, 5 cents
a pound, with other products in like
proportion. Yet this land will raise
anything that Is grown in Idaho, Ore
gon or Montana. Most of the half-
breeds and natives lire on fish and the
majority of them are too lazy to even
cook the fish before eating.. They
place them In the sun for a few days
and then have a feast. Tou may doubt
this,1 but," nevertheless, it remains
true. :'-. '
This is the first year since the ad-.
vent of the. white man to this country
that wells have been put down to sand
where good water can be had. , A well
boring outft reached this town about
days ago, and the owner has. put
down several wells that average about
45 feet In depth. He charges 50 cents
per foot for dry holes and $1.25 for wet
ones, but water must be from sand or
gravel. Before the advent of this fel
low's coming, people contented them
selves with surface water, which can
reached at from 10 to 20 feet, but
the water from such wella has an
amhnr color, whlln others has the
rnlor of ereen tea. the taste of the
enter varvinar considerable In such
wells. ,
The whole of northern Alberta is a
flat country and the eame is true of
the northeastern portion or Bruisn
Columbia, where the Peace and Pine
rivers flows, yet the upper waters of
these rivers ar In the mountains. As
tfcw onnHniie their east and north
course, they flow practically through a
flat or rolling country. In many places
covered with Umber as before men
tloned. A finer country for cattle and
horses .never exlstetf. It is true, they
should be fed at least four months of
the year The white settler feeds nis
rock, but the natives let them rnsrie.
Very little snow falls In this section
Jon the Peace river, 18 Inches being
the greatest record and in many piaces
not enough for sleighing, ana i u
America, Central Peru, Bolivia and the
Pacific side of Equador. The wonder
ful waterways, the glaciers, the cloud
kissed mountain peaks anu rocK
walled lakes are scenes that hang like
a beautiful picture forever on mem
oir's walls. When one parts from
these scenic places, it is like leaving
an old friend or a cherished relative
that you long to meet again.'
- The entire coast and well back from
the tame la a wilderness of beauty.
The Alps In Switzerland, when com
pared to this country, would look like
30 cents, twice spent I dare not start
a description or the letter would be
too long for the mails. In my humble
opinion, though, North and South
America has Europe beat to a frazzle
on scenlcs of any kind. It Is true,
Europe has a few old ruins, but noth
Ing to compare with the Inca temples
of Peru, Bolivia and Euador. As for
the United Stated, visit the Brand can
yon, the HopI country and many places
of Arizona, and one will be thoroughly
convinced that the so-called old coun
try Is not the only thing with signs of
old age. .
For the present, adieu. I will leave
In a few weeks for a trip to Edmon
ton: then back to the wilds for an
other surveying tour for the Edmon
ton. Dunvega & British Columbia rail-
Bracket Bishop, president of the National-Life
Underwriters' association
of the United States, is among the
scheduled speakers.
road.
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from
Anbury's Baby Parade.
Asbury Park, N. J., Aug. 21
pageant of Infantry, recruited
Portland, Me., to Walla Walla, Wash.,
toddled before an assemblage of 60,000
spectators today on the occasion of
the annual renewal of Asbury Park's
world-famous baby parade. The
beach and board walk were a solid
mass of humanity, assembled from all
parts of the country to witness the
event. The parade was divided Into
eight sections baby coaches and go-
carts, doll coaches, express wagons,
costumes In college colors, costumes
In fancy dress, costumes In burlesque,
floats and pony turnouts.
$100 Reward, $100 -
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uwi mere is at least one
readed disease that science h k.
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disease, requires a constitutional treat
ment HalPa Catarrh Cure la taken in
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by destroying- the foundation of the' dls.
S?ei.an? a'Yjn Patient strength by
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Montreal, Aug. 21. Leading Insur
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RHMnh Columbia Is the country that minion assembled todar for the an
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This advertisement Is not written
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notice the many marvelous uses of
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